If you had an insurance co. savings scheme-would you like to know how they rip you off and how to stop it?

I want to list on a professional web site information about what your insurance company is not telling you (the sales agents are not to blame because they have no idea either). With this information you arm yourself to ask the company some special questions and discover the truth and stop them siphoning funds from your savings without your approval - or they may refuse and try to hide the truth.

The investment statement, policy, and sales material are silent on important material matters. Including undisclosed discretions the insurance company use to siphon-off or "adjust" your savings over time (despite the laws, regulations, fiduciary duties, ethics etc) - For the legal minded, such contracts are defined as 'long-term utmost good faith relational contracts of super adhesion'. Which means, its a "take it or leave it deal", you cannot negotiate. You have no choice but to trust them-but they do not disclose their secret discretions. Would you join a collective to protect your savings

AND would you be willing to join a collective global group by internet for only $2 or $5 so as to receive information, a membership certificate, a letter to send to your insurance company asking prudent questions about undisclosed discretions and stopping them from ripping you off. You would access support services to help you get your money back? As a member of the collective group, the information will help you, it will allow you to assert your rights against the insurance company instead of being a helpless individual, you will find out really what is going on instead of being an individual with no power and losing a percentage of you savings over time without any redress. If you have a claim then someone is there to help you with financial support and expertise. Would you want the information? Would you join if you had a savings policy with say $1000 or more at risk of being lost personally? Remember, if you went to a lawyer, the fees would cost more than the value of the savings!!

The insurance industry in the US is so highly regulated that what you are proposing is NOT happening here.

On variable products, all fees are extremely transparent to any buyer who bothers to read the paperwork, and a good agent explains it all (granted not all agents are good or smart).

It would seem that the scammer may well be YOU.

when you get this on a website I will post a link on my website.
send your info to justinmilliron1@yahoo.com my website is
www.buyselltradeyourhome.com

Good Luck